Supermassive Games, the renowned horror game maker, is undergoing a significant change as co-founders Pete and Joe Samuels announce their retirement. The brothers, who established the company in 2008, have decided to step down from their leadership positions, with Pete serving as the CEO and Joe as the commercial director.

In a statement shared on social media, Pete Samuels expressed his gratitude for the Supermassive team and their accomplishments, emphasizing that his decision to retire was made for personal reasons and with careful consideration. He conveyed his pride in the company’s journey and the achievements made over the years.

During their tenure, Supermassive Games delivered several notable titles, including ‘Man of Medan,’ ‘Little Hope,’ and ‘The Devil in Me.’ These releases have solidified the studio’s reputation in the horror gaming genre and garnered a dedicated fan base.

Following the departure of the Samuels brothers, Robert Henrysson has assumed the role of CEO at Supermassive Games, taking on the responsibility of guiding the company’s leadership team into the future.

This transition marks a significant milestone for the acclaimed game development studio, signaling a new chapter as it continues to innovate and create immersive gaming experiences. The legacy of Pete and Joe Samuels will undoubtedly endure as Supermassive Games forges ahead with its commitment to delivering exceptional gaming content.